The nature of the signing and the rendering of hair and lace make me think this is more likely 20th century. Maybe someone decided to preserve a...
Tile may be by Villeroy Boch and the metal surround by Dennhorn, a German company I believe, but that's probably not the only possibility. I'd...
Probably just seeing things: [ATTACH]
A stylised letter "A"? [ATTACH] Has something been scratched to the right? Pretty sure I see an "M" there, and possibly some preceding letters.
Some patterns continue forever - Blue Willow being a case in point - and made by who knows how many different companies. One consideration might...
Very interesting! A lot of showmanship in them.
There's some interesting information!
It's very well done. I wouldn't worry too much about its authenticity.
Hay forks
Can't imagine anyone that eager to rid themselves of a pen. The very worst it could have expected from me would be to disappear into the junk drawer.
Likely plaster and may depict Venus in her dove-drawn chariot.
The stickpin looks like an operculum from a seashell.
This etching of the Chateau du Buron drawn and etched by regional artist Emmanuel Phelippes-Beaulieux (1829-74): [ATTACH] And this engraving of...
The river seen looks amateur to me, and the girl with the pitcher is after Vermeer. I like the others but don't have much to say about them. I...
Looking up Briniensis online suggests Croatian nobility on the first, and the crowned eagle also seems to belong to Eastern Europe. It's a naive...
I love those face-mounted gears.
Online valuations sites. But it does look nice. The article posted by @Debora specifically says "low-cost clocks".
Should have a lot of steampunk appeal. I've found several examples with the same face, but different casing (all art nouveau) [ATTACH]...
Glad they arrived in good time and you're enjoying them.
Happy holidays to you too, and everyone else.
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